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Adrian Chen

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Writer. Working on a book. I'm not really here right now but will probably be back some day. Adrian802@gmail.com
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Automating GOAD and Live Malware Labs — Elastic Security Labs

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By Nic Palmer, Adrian Chen
| elastic.co
Introduction: The Need for a Scalable, Automated Simulation Range In modern security operations, detection engineering is no longer a “set it and forget it” discipline. The central challenge for any security team – and the question that underpins the entire purple-team approach is simple: how do you know whether your detection rules genuinely work? Continually validating detection logic against an ever-shifting adversary toolkit is now a fundamental requirement.
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Hash, store, join: A modern solution to log deduplication with ES|QL LOOKUP JOIN

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By Adrian Chen
| elastic.co
An Elastic Stack version 8.18/9.0 and newer: This pattern uses the LOOKUP JOIN command in ES|QL, which is now generally available in 8.19/9.1. This gives you access to powerful, new join capabilities. Lookup indices enable this powerful query-time operation and must be only. PowerShell logging enabled: You must have PowerShell script block logging (Event ID 4104) enabled in your Windows environment.
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Elevating data security: Ingest data from an Azure Event Hub secured by Entra ID

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By Tim Lee, Adrian Chen
| elastic.co
The path to a secure, robust data pipeline By successfully integrating Entra ID for authentication with Logstash, you’ve taken a significant step toward a more secure and robust data pipeline. Moving away from static credentials to a modern, token-based OAuth 2.0 workflow not only minimizes your attack surface but also centralizes identity management, bringing your data ingestion process in line with today's security best practices.
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